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I'm having the same issue. After checking the last 2 weeks every day will let me answer the question again.

I was absolutely shocked when a new user asked why their reports were in PST and I wasn't able to just set a user preference on their user to a different timezone.

I'm thankful for my Cisco devices that DON'T have critical bugs that crash them or vulnerabilities every software release (ahem Nexus cough ASAs). I'm thankful that I get to reinstall RSAT every couple days to get Active Directory on my workstation because "sure Insider Preview builds of Windows 10, what could go wrong?"…

Also using Docker right now, investigating Kubernetes.

Thanks for the update, maria.bungau​ and thanks again for the fun activities/drawings. Just sayin', my kids would get a kick out of a helicopter or the car. Think of the children! Kid without RC car: Kid with RC car:

As cool as it would be to get the Nerf gun or the Fire TV (hey my birthday is Oct 2nd), I'm most stoked I'm only 1743 points from a backpack thanks to all of these awesome missions. Thanks SolarWinds team!

Definitely a quality of life change that is needed. If layers are going to exist, they shouldn't be assigned arbitrarily and invisibly. Pretty new to Network Atlas and this came up very early in my testing. I had one node for the device itself and three smaller icons for each of the WAN circuit interfaces on it. I found…

While it's tempting to save up for that mini fridge, there's something else I will be able to use much, much more for work travel in the next year. Hurrah!

Thanks for the awesome contests and prizes. I've been tasked with learning my company's Orion implementation and this is the most fun I've had learning new software.

Just got my shirt as well, super stoked. Too bad I have to wear collared shirts at work

Well it's nice to have that advert and get a line on a product to try. I'll take a look at OpsGenie.

Congrats tinambolton​ Also, just noticed the URL for this mission still says January 2016 .../announcements/blog/2017/01/08/thwack-monthly-mission-january-2016#start=75

rschroeder wrote: * Level3 network being down : http://www.networkworld.com/article/3127062/lan-wan/level-3-acknowledges-network-outage.html Pretty much this one. We have our colocation at a Switch SUPERNAP with a 10G primary link to Level 3. Our backup links are Switch's "blended" circuit that jumps off of multiple…

Wow 100,000 is incredible. I've done all of the missions since April, Thwack Camp, and a few odds and ends around and got just shy of 32,000. You must be answering tons of forum questions and have people downloading your uploaded content like crazy.

Woohoo, survey says!

Just watch the video at the top of the hint link. Talks all about it.

What kind of device is driving the displays? If it's a single PC, you could just drag the window to cover the entirety of two screens. Create your map (Network Atlas?) with your giant background image, then create the view with a single column of however many pixels it takes to span across the two screens. Alternatively,…